Revive Talk of FederaS Satellite in New England
Springfield Mass May 12 The League plans to invade new territory as W Garey owner of the Springfield club in the Eastern Asian league reports moves to expand. Carey met with R B Ward vice president of the Federal League and a plan for a strong league at League Park soon is discussed.
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New England
Springfield
Mass
W. Garey
Carey
New Monday
Aparment R. B. Ward
Federal League
League Park
Broadway Stars Trim Welsh Hill In Opener
In Frostburg on May 12 the Broadway Stars defeated Welsh Hill 5 to 2 at Welsh Hill home grounds. The game featured strong pitching by Dean and Entler with 13 and 9 strikeouts respectively and a late rally by Broadway Stars for the win.
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Frostburg
Broadway Stars
Welsh Hill
Melsh Hill
Entler
Thomas
Mitchell
Dean
Lemmert
Frostburg boxing card set for May 28 at Eleanor Hall
Frostburg will host a boxing event May 28 at 9 p m in Eleanor Hall under Frostburg Athletic Club. Headliner Al Grabiber of Pittsburgh fights Fay Kaiser of Denver with two strong preliminaries promised.
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al Grabiber
Pittsburgh
Fay Kaiser
Denver
Col
Eleanor Hall
Waterway Opening Promises Alabama Transit Boom
Birmingham hosts a closing ceremony tomorrow for Lock 17 on the Warrior River signaling a new inland transport system. Secretary of War Garrison and lawmakers attend as coal and general cargo traffic is forecast to surge from northern Alabama toward the Gulf via Tombigbee and Mobile rivers. Romney installation sets night events for Rev. A. M. Earle as pastor in Manesville and Capon Bridge with Winchester Presbytery delegations.
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Visit From Stork Brings Daughter to Bein Family
A girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A Bein Jr on Lee Street. This is their second child. Grandparents ex-Senator and Mrs. George L Wellington express delight at the arrival of the little girl.
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Boyd A. Beinwt
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George L. Wellington
Midland Protest Over Frostburg Game Upheld
Midland wins protest against the Frostburg game in the Cumberland and George's Creek Baseball League. The match must be replayed on a later date, with Midland moving into first place as Frostburg and Lonaconing tie for second. Brown leaves Lonaconing for Midland. Muster prepares to pitch for Midland against Lonaconing, and Midland heads to Cumberland for a Sunday game against Russler's Colts.
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Cumberland
Russler
George Street Jesters Dominate Mechanic Street 9 to 1
The George Street Jesters defeated Mechanic Street 9 to 1 in a one sided game. McGregor pitched for George Street with Lang and Boyd catching for Mechanic Street and Herndon catching for George Street.
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No Game Today at Frostburg Postponed by Rain
The Frostburg game between Cumberland and Frostburg is postponed due to rain, delaying today’s schedule.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Old Town Road Defeats St. Stephen s in Tight 3 2 City League Clash
In a South End Park thriller Old Town Road edged St. Stephen s 3 to 2. Brant and Cline starred for their clubs with solid pitching from Brant and Lottig. Next up BR and O Y M C A face Federal on Friday afternoon.
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Oldtown Road
St. Stephen's
Brant
Cline
Federala
Old Town
Sixth Annual Convention of American Federation of Arts Opens
Art education in all its phases is to be discussed over a three day session in Washington D C as the American Federation of Arts begins its sixth annual convention. Delegates include representatives from art associations colleges schools craftsmen manufacturers and government officials.
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Washington, D. C
American Federation of Arts
Schedule and Scores From Yesterday Baseball Matches
Today's schedule lists St. Louis at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Yesterday scores show Cincinnati 2 New York 1 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 5 Boston 1.
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Boston
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Brooklyn
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Newark
Buffalo
Itteburgh
American Schedule: Washington Chicago and Nearby Games
Washington 2 Chicago 0. Cleveland 3 New York 1. Detroit 5 Boston 1. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 0. May 12 St Louis defeated Boston 5 1 with Doak and Snyder in a strong pitching effort and a squeeze play three times. Maguee made a running catch aiding a double play in the final inning.
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St. Louis
Doak
Magee
Philadelphia Breaks Pittsburgh Six-Game Streak With 4 2 Victory
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2 ending the Pirates six game win streak. The home team hit McQuillan hard but received solid support while two Pittsburgh runs came from errors by Johnston. Batteries Alexander and Burns opposed McQuillan and Schang.
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Pittsburgh
McQuillan
Johnston
Alexander
Burns
Schang
Reds Win in Eleventh Inning Narrowly Over Mets
In New York on May 12 the Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York team in 11 innings. Rube Benton beat Ralph Stroud in a pitchers duel, the Reds tying the score in the ninth on Fletcher s two base wild throw and Wagner and Clark s single. Von Kolnitz led off the eleventh with a double and scored on a passed ball after advancing on Killifer s sacrifice. Batteries Stroud Meyers Benton Clark.
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Rube Benton
Ralph Stroud
Cincinnati Reds
Fletcher
Wagner
Clark
von Kolnitz
Killifer
Cubs Beat Brooklyn 5 to 1 Behind Pierce Strong Start
Brooklyn May 12 Pierce pitched nearly perfect as Chicago won 5 to 1. Rucker struggled, yielding a homer by Saier along with three doubles a triple and nine singles in eight innings. Cadore finished with two strikeouts in the final frame. H Zimmerman's bat and base running highlighted the game.
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Pierce
Chicago
Rucker
Saier
Cadore
H. Zimmerman
Thorpe Joins Jersey City International League Team
Jersey City May 12 Jim Thorpe formerly of the Giants for three years and a top Stockholm Olympic athlete is now with the local International League club. His brief league stint shows flashes of brilliance but John McGraw must judge whether Thorpe develops enough to deserve a Giants return next year under an ironbound contract.
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N. J
Jim Thorpe
Giants
Stockholm
Thorpe
John McGraw
Thorp
Local baseball schedule for May matchups in western Maryland
The schedule lists Cumberland at Frostburg on May 12, Cumberland at Lonaconing on May 15, Midland at Cumberland on May 16, Midland at Lonaconing on May 13, Piedmont at Lonaconing, and Frostburg at Piedmont on May 15.
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Frostburg
Lonaconing
Midland
Piedmont
Jackson's Bat Downs Yanks In Cleveland Debut
Cleveland opens the series with New York, winning 3 to 1. Hagerman struggled briefly in the eighth but allowed only three hits and kept the Yanks scoreless aside from a single run. Seibold made a running catch to prevent more. Jackson drove in all Cleveland runs.
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Ohio
New York
Hagerman
Seibold
Jackson
Tigers Beat Red Sox 5–1 in Opening Game
Detroit seized Boston errors and ran the bases to win 5 to 1 at Detroit yesterday. Jacobson made two spectacular running catches while Detroit pitchers limited the Red Sox to four hits. Batteries Dauss and Baker pitched for Detroit. Ruth Mays and Thomas appeared in the lineup.
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Red Sox
Jacobson
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Baker
Ruth
Mays
Thomas
Washington shuts out White Sox 2 0 in Chicago
Washington, first Eastern club to visit Chicago, blanked the White Sox 2 to 0. Morgan doubled for a run after a base on balls, and Moeller hit a homer off Benz for another. Sensational fielding behind Shaw preserved the shutout as Scott and Benz took the loss. Batteries Shaw Henry Scott Benz Daly.
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Washington
Scott
Morgan
Moeller
Benz
Shaw
Indian star fuels 6 6 tie loss in St Louis defeat
Chief Bender earned a win as his eighth inning double drove in Mike Doolan to cap a 6 to 6 outcome for St Louis against Chicago. Batteries Bender Owens Watson Willett Hartley.
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Mike Doolan
St. Louis Mielders
Ballimots Ccscess
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Owens
Watson
Willett
Hartley
Johnson Stifles Proppers With Three Hits
Johnson held Newark to three hits, two from Scheer, as Kansas City won 7 to 0 yesterday. Batteries Johnson and Brown. Kaiserring, C. Whitehouse, Billiard and Rariden.
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N. J
Johnson
Scheer
Kansans City
Kelley Delivers First In 1-0 Rebels Victory
In Buffalo on May 12 Kelley hit a first inning home run that stood as the lone score in Pittsburghs 1-0 win over Buffalo. Dalton and Louden had late hits but Rogge stranded them on third. Batteries: Rogge and Barry for Buffalo, Ogee and Blair for Pittsburgh.
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N. C
Kelley
Pittsburgh
Dalton
Louden
Rogge
Pittsburgh Ween Wee
Ogee
Barry
Anderson
Blair
Pinch Hitters Power Whales to Nintit Victory
Brooklyn led 4 2 with one out in the ninth when Holt fumbled Wick law s grounder. Tinker used three pinch hitters who all delivered safe hits while Beck and Zelder added singles. The Cubs defeated Brooklyn 6 to 4 with Cooper and Beck stifled early and Prendergast Brown and Fischer on the mound for Brooklyn.
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Holt
Wicklaw
Tinker
Beck
Zelder
Chicago
Cooper
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